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English and Scottish Ballads, Volume I

Note 3 — BOOK I. (continued 2)

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"On sea, on land, thou still didst brave The dangerous cliff and rapid wave; Like Urien, who subdued the knight, And the fell dragon put to flight, Yon moss-grown fount beside; The grim, black warrior of the flood, The dragon, gorged with human blood, The waters' scaly pride." Jones's Welsh Bards, i. 41.

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